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* RPM AC has all the features and performance needed for the most demanding applications. It can even be customized for the exact requirements of each application. One of the unique features of the RPM AC motor is our ability to wind the motor for the exact base speed required by the application or the exact base speed of the DC motor it is replacing. Again, making the RPM AC motor the ideal DC motor replacement. Base speed is the highest speed at which the motor will produce rated torque. All RPM AC motors are 4 pole except the 440 frame which is a 6 pole motor. For motors of these power ratings, these are the optimum pole designs. (See white paper B-7100, “Optimum Pole Configurations of AC Induction Motors” on the Reliance home page.) This doesnt mean that we are locked in the 1800 or 1200 RPM base speeds like motors designed to run on sine wave power. The infinitely variable base speed is accomplished by winding the motor so that it reaches full rated voltage at different frequencies. The next few slides describe what this means for the customers application. * This chart shows different base speed motors with vastly different torque outputs all capable of operating on a 100 HP (all rated to operate on 124 Full load amps.) inverter. By designing the motor for maximum voltage at the desired base speed, motor current and therefore controller size can be minimized. The base speed is obtained by adjusting the controller frequency required. For example, a base speed of 1750 RPM at 460 volts would require 60 Hz nominal controller output frequency at 460 volts, and a base speed of 850 would require a 29 Hz frequency setting at 460 volts output. Using this approach, motors of the same horsepower with different base speeds will have the same nominal full load current even though frame sizes will change. Whether its high starting torque or extended constant torque range, RPM AC can do the job. * No de-rating or overframing - By using the optimum pole de